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GearShare

WDI Project 3 - Created by Odunayo Obajuluwa - July 21-28, 2017

General Assembly, Chicago - WDI Course

Description

A full-stack application that allows musicians to rent out their musical equipment to other musicians.

Technologies Used

  • Angular 4
  • Sinatra
  • PostgreSQL
  • Ruby
  • Adobe Illustrator

Features

  • Password protected user accounts with authentication
  • Account Management - add, update or remove equipment from your account
  • Equipment Search - find equipment posted by other musicians

Project Planning

Skills & Lessons Learned

  • Building databases and tables using PostgreSQL
  • Built a server application with routes and password encryption and authentication using Ruby and Sinatra
  • Created a client application using Angular and utilized components and two-way data binding
  • Connected server and client and enabled user to update and interact with information stored in database through client views

Possible further development..

  • Cleaner front-end - I will be taking this project further by styling the front-end using CSS and JavaScript to make it more appealing
  • As shown from userstories and wireframes, the initial goal of the app was to give musicians the ability to find equipment by location but due to time constraints I could achieve this. I believe this will be achievable by pulling in a Google Maps API, computing the distance between the user's current location and the equipment location. I plan to keep building on the foundation laid with this project.
  • Devloping and deploying the app on a mobile platform using React Native or a hybrid framework such as Ionic
  • Adding picture uploading functionality for equipment

Inspirations & References